Is there a good JDO analog in the Python world?

[Joshua]

Hello, Im looking to move some Java projects to Python and am curious
as to the best JDO/OJB -style object persistence mechanism.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Joshua

[Peter Hansen]

Joshua wrote:

Hello, Im looking to move some Java projects to Python and am curious
as to the best JDO/OJB -style object persistence mechanism.

Is that anything like PyDO or PDO (about which there was very recently
a post)? (Google can help you there...)

-Peter

[Dave Benjamin]

In article <3F***************@engcorp.com>, Peter Hansen wrote:

Joshua wrote:

Hello, Im looking to move some Java projects to Python and am curious
as to the best JDO/OJB -style object persistence mechanism.

Is that anything like PyDO or PDO (about which there was very recently
a post)? (Google can help you there...)

I was just looking at PDO yesterday because I saw the release announcement,
and though it looks like a fairly decent database wrapper API, I really
don't think it serves the same purpose (semitransparent o/r mapping) that
JDO claims to serve...

Dave

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[David M. Cook]

In article <5d*************************@posting.google.com> , Joshua wrote:

Hello, Im looking to move some Java projects to Python and am curious
as to the best JDO/OJB -style object persistence mechanism.

Try sqlobject or middlekit:

http://sqlobject.sourceforge.net/
http://webware.sourceforge.net/Webwa...iddleKit/Docs/

Dave Cook